Computers and Technology, 24.10.2019 06:43 fatherbamboo

What is liquefaction?
ice melting during an earthquake to cause
flooding
brivers diverted by flooding caused by
earthquakes
c seismic waves shaking sediment, causing it to
become more liquid-like
d the stopping of s-waves by earth's liquid
outer core
(2.d

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What is liquefaction?
ice melting during an earthquake to cause
flooding
brivers div...

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